The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-11-11
En1a1 affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
Court will begin next Monday, 14th instant.
The bell at the new Bethel Church, near
Jarrettsyille, has been placed in position. 1t
weighs ,24 pounds.
Miss Mary J. Rigdon, of Mcintyre postofice,
writes that she has q chrysanthemum plant
which has upon 1t 200 flowers and 100 buds.
An interesting series of meetings have been
in progress at Providence NJ. P. Church, near
Upper Cross Roads, for the past two weeks,
under the management of Rev. 8. A. Hoblizell
"A festival and oyster supper will be given
at Yingling Chapel, by the ladies of the con.
gregation, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings of next week, Nov. 17th 18th and 10Th.
John W. Cole brought TO our office, q few
days ago, q turnip which measured over feet
in circumference and weighed So lbs. IT was
grown on the farm of Hon. Henry d. Farnan-
dis.
Lovers of flowers will find an exceedingly
beautiful show of selected chrysanthemums at
Mr.. VIM. Lees greenhouses, Bel Air. He has
large number of varieties, all of which are
very fine.
The County Commissioners have appointed
DR.. Camp Butler, Health Officer of the county,
to represent Hartford county in the State SAM
tary Cow ention, which will meet In Baltimore
on the 10th instant.
Citizens of Hartford county have petltioned
the Postmaster General for the establishment
Of postoflce between Bel Air and Church
Vile, at the village OF lakewood. John w.
Cole is recommended as Postmaster.
AT meeting held Nov 9th, the congrega-
tion Of Deer Creek Harmony Presbyterian
Church extended a call to the Rev. D. B. Fitz.
gerald, of Baltimore. Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald has
been supplying this church several months.
Mr. David E. Price, son of Judge John II.
Price, has just completed a very neat and COM
Portable dwelling house on his farm, near OAR
lington. Last Saturday Mr.. Jas. NJ. Reynolds
ornamented 1t with lightning rods.
MIR. j. Nelson Demoss has removed from
Emmorton to Bel Air, where he intends to en-.
gage in the butchering business and open pro.
vision store In building now in course OF
erection, on Main street, near Stagmers
Hotel.
Tho congregation of Christ Church, Rock
Spring, have extended a call to Kew. Henry
Tarrant, of Newburgh, N. Y. Rev. ]. w.
Sykes, who has been officiating at Rock Spring
aud La Grange, for several months, is about
to 60 to 81. Mary's county, under the orders of
Bishop Paret.
The Judges OF Election met in Bel Air on
Thursday, but in consequence of some slight
informslities In the returns from Cburcbyille.
Halls Cross Roads and Fallston, they adjourned
until to-day, in order that the required forms
may be complied with. Their returns, when
officially made, will be as published to-day.
MIR. Bennett Grafton, aged so years, of
Chestnut Hill, attended the election in Bel Air,
on Tuesday, and voted the straight Democratic
ticket, He has voted in Bel Air at every cleo
tion since he has been of age, except when dis
franchised during the war, and has always yot.
ed the Democratic ticket.
MIR. VIM. Young was suddenly taken Ill,
while on visit to Port Deposit, last Saturday.
He crossed the river to Mr.. John Craig's
Hotel, Lapidum, where DIR. W. W. Virdin ad.
ministered remedies which gave relief. 1t was
several days, however, before Mr.. Young was
strong enough to return to his home in Bel
Air.
In the case of Daniel r. Burrell VS.. John
Lamm, action under writ of error, which is
quashed, the Court of Appeals has decided that
the Judgment of the Circuit Court is final. The
writ was from the Circuit Court of Hartford
county, which affirmed the Judgment ola Jus.
tfHa nf tho Piazza oil
premises to a landlord.